8 Women Discuss: Patriarchy, Sexism, and Gender-Based Violence in Greek Society
THE FULL VIDEO IS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT THE ONASSIS FOUNDATION CHANNEL ON YOUTUBE FROM NOVEMBER 25, 2020 at 12:00
What does it mean to be women and femininities in Greece today? How does the patriarchy harm our lives? How do we experience sexism and gender stereotypes? The daily lives, experiences, and thoughts of eight women who will be speaking openly about everything society finds hard to hear.
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With:
Eve Kaiserli: Trans woman, sex-worker
Natassa Kefallinou: Communications Manager, Diotima Centre
Gianna Kouka: Public servant
Eftychia Leontidou: Obstetrician – gynecologist, with a doctorate from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Maria Louka: Journalist and screenwriter
Clio Papapantoleon: Lawyer
Valia Tsirigoti: Sociologist and psychotherapist
Discussion chaired by:
Stevi Kitsou: Lawyer, Hellenic League for Human Rights
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